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How To Hand Poke | Easy Stick n Poke Tattoo | Tattoo Yourself at Home | Super Simple Steps

Have you ever wanted to give yourself a stick n poke tattoo but weren't sure how to do it? This video will explain the SUPER easy process and show you the tools you'll need. • • • ⇩ • • • OPEN FOR MORE • • • ⇩ • • • I've been giving myself and friends hand poke tattoos for about a year and a half now. I am by no means a professional but have found tools and tips that work best for me that I'm sharing with you. Please always be extra safe with handling a sharp needle and make sure to clean the area and your hands extra well. • Supplies I Used • 1) Needles - I used a 3RL needle but you can order many different types of needles here: https://ebay.to/3iE4rh9 https://ebay.to/3NvUth2 2) Black Tattoo Ink: https://ebay.to/3hMn69r 3) Lucas' Pawpaw Ointment: https://ebay.to/3MceHv7 • Other Tips • Sorry, forgot to mention how deep to put the needle in your skin once it has ink on it. Usually, you want the needle to go into your skin only 1mm-2mm. For me, I notice it's when the skin makes kind of a "pop" sound. Once I hear or feel that pop, I don't really go much deeper. It shouldn't really hurt too much. I've found that regular tattoos, like with a tattoo gun, hurt much worse. So if you're finding it hurts worse than that, you're going way too deep. Worst-case scenario, you don't go deep enough and the ink won't stick. Then the next time you do it just go slightly deeper. Another tip to notice if you're going deep enough: Once you'd laid down some ink (meaning stuck yourself a few times) wipe away the excess ink. If you can still see the ink where you laid it down in your skin, then you're probably going deep enough. If you wipe the excess ink away and you can't see the ink you've laid down in your skin, then you're not going deep enough. When it comes to inserting the needle into your arm, make sure you do it at an angle. If you go straight down, the ink won't go and stay into the skin. So make sure to do it at a slight angle. Also, this was right when the Pandemic hit. Gloves were nowhere to be found or were desperately needed for hospitals. And yes the quarter was washed before - calm down. ______ • About Me • Hey, I'm Brooklyn and I love all things creative. I live in Brooklyn, NY where you can find me exploring the city and working on one of my many weird and creative, yet unfinished, projects. You can also find me here: Instagram ▸   / littlebrooklynbloom   My Etsy Shop Instagram ▸   / clothandclaye   My Etsy Shop ▸ https://www.etsy.com/shop/clothandclaye My Depop ▸ https://www.depop.com/brooklynbloom I work for 2 small businesses who would love your support right now! The women-owned handmade bag company I work for is called Fleabags and you can find their bags here: https://www.fleabg.com Save 15% off your first order with code COTTON15 The second small business I work for is a skincare company called LIFTLAB Skincare. Use code GOODSKIN15 for 15% of your entire order! https://www.liftlabskincare.com ___________ • Music • It Must Be by Just Normal Thought We Might by OTE Summer Nights by Frumhere (https://thmatc.co/?l=6220961D) Second Side by Yomoti Flowers by Yomoti Wait Till The Summer by Origo Tour Guide by Peter Fenn (https://thmatc.co/?l=4E7FCE57) ______ This was shot on my Canon 80D and my iPhone X, then edited with Premiere Pro. I create all the graphics myself in Photoshop and Illustrator. A few graphics towards the end are from Vecteezy. Let's be friends! Follow me on IG @littlebrooklynbloom